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... A New Play at the Globe Theatre ADAPTED FROM THE FRENCH BY PAUL M. POTTER. REVIEWED BY JINGLE THE gracious order of His Majesty that the theatres should be opened makes it a duty on the part of the dramatic reviewer to continue his work, even though ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC, LOUIS XI., AT THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. IT is more than thirty-two years ago that Louis XI. was produced at the Lyceum. The play had been up to then associated in this country with Charles Kean, with whom-- we have been since informed-- ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. KING EDWARD VII. AS PLAYGOER would make an in teresting article if it were written by one with time and facilities for an exhaustive study of his late Majesty's unwearying patronage of the theatre. King Edward as dramatic ...
... A New Play at the Garrick Theatre THE DAWN OF A TO-MORROW. REVIEWED BY JINGLE THIS is a play of popular religious sentiment. It has doubtless been written in a spirit of real sincerity, and I should not be surprised to hear that it was as successful ...
... experiment is due in the shppe of a visit of the famous company from the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. The Irish are the only people in the United Kingdom who have an j real sense of the theatre, in the same sense as the French or the Latin races possess. Look into ...
... experiment is due in the shppe of a visit of the famous company from the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. The Irish are the only people in the United Kingdom who have an j real sense of the theatre, in the same sense as the French or the Latin races possess. Look into ...
... London Mights Entertainments BY JINGLE. CHAINS AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE THIS is a great play. It professes to be no more than a commonplace story of very ordinary people, and yet at every turn it gives off an atmosphere of allegory and parable as freely ...
... MUSIC. Muguette, the new light opera performed for the first time in England at His Majesty's Theatre, was composed by Edmond Missa, who was killed in a motor accident last February. Produced at the Opéra Comique, Paris, in 1903, the work is founded upon ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. I AM not sure that there is much money, or, in other words, much attraction for the general public, in either of the pieces constituting Mr. H. B. Irving's new bill at the Queen's. A seriously argumentative play dealing ...
... London Nights Entertainments BY JINGLE. JUDGE NOT and ROBERT MACAIRE AT THE QUEEN'S THEATRE MR- H. B. IRVING is giving a very successful display of his versatility in the two pieces he has just produced at the Queen's. The first has the rather clumsy ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. SHAMUS O'BRIEN, AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Just afther the war in the year '98, As soon as the boys wor all scattered and bate, Twas the custom whenever a pesant was got. To hang them by thrial barrin' such as was shot. 80 sang ...
... BATE THEATRES. Connais Toi is one of those essentially French plays which, if it be necessary to import them, should be translated and not adapted for the English stage. M. Hervieu's arguments and sentiments and humours when placed by Mr. Kenneth Barnes ...